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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1909

Page

7

Great Ocean to Ocean Race And Its Results

The New York to Seattle race shows small lightweight cars can endure long tests and win, while a large 4000 pound touring car can perform well. Ford No 2 arrived first in Seattle yet Shawmut led for long stretches before delays at Port Steele. The Shawmut was delayed 16 hours by a washout, while Ford cars crossed on a temporary trestle, aided by a proactive information bureau along the route. The result highlights practical implications for auto buyers.

D. C. Hampson New York Seattle Shawmut Port Steele Wyo Ford Stans Princi’pally Wight Scott Messertl

Auto engineers weigh tiny bikes against family cars

The piece argues that while mini vehicles may outpace small engines, the average buyer wants a car for family use, comfort, cargo and reliability. Scott and Mester win a 100 mile test of air cooled engines, challenging water cooled claims and promising a repeat at a water cooled test in Franklin.

C. M. Wing Greenville 8. C San

Franklin Touring Car Sets Long Distance Record

A Franklin touring car traveled from San Francisco to New York in fifteen days two hours and twelve minutes in August 1907, covering over 4100 road miles. The New York to Seattle race spanned 3055 miles, over a thousand miles shorter. The Franklin was a touring car.

San Francisco New York Seattle

Automobile Picnic for White Steamer Ladies Club

A motor party hosted by Mrs. W. Bieteen of the White Steamer Co. entertained fourteen women from Beattie and nearby auto firms on a Wednesday. The group rode two White Steamers touring Capitol Hill, crossed the Dowanteh river bridge, built bonfires, enjoyed lunch, and heard no speeches. Special guest Miss A. Nettlefridgeman, bookkeeper for the White Steamer Co., was toasted.

Mra. W. Bieteen White Steamer Co Atenom Beluge Capitol Hill Dowanteh River Mies A. Nettlefridgeman Miss Hant Pierce Arrow Co Mina Marchent FA. Hennett Co Miss Bell Chancellor Lyon Hull Diamond Rubber Co Diamond Rubber Co; Miss Wolaner, General Supply Co Miss Lamedown Seat Auto Co Mise Matthews Win- Carriage Cog Mine Johnson Olympic Motor Co Mise Behilostein Nate Keena Questea Kwalt and Watson

Western Vanderbilt-A News Picture Victory Overtakes Field

Joe Matson, veteran speed pilot, steered CharmeraDe to a stunning win in the 250.74 mile road race. Strang, who started in a near hopeless position, surged to the front by the third round, passing Robertson and Monson in a thrilling stretch run. Time 4:91.12.

Joe Matson Matson Devil ChalmeraDe Chevrolet Europaan Hin Strang Burman Robertaon Macun Weel Vagler A& Nto Robertson Monson

Automobiles Race Over a Picturesque Course

Norristown Automobile Club staged a two day endurance run from Norristown through Pennsylvnia to Maryland and back. The route featured Hundred Mile woods Valley Forge and South Mountain with Hollar mountain climb and proximity to Antietam and Gettysburg battle sites.

Mason and Dixon Norristown Automobile Club Pennsylvania Maryland Comtei Pretown Norristown Hundred Mile Woods Valley Forge Catechelln Mountains Blue Ridge Hollar Mountain South Mountain Harper's Verry Antietam Monterey Gap Lee Gettysburg Mount Neversink

Record Lone Trip Still Stands After Fifty Year Quest

Fragmentary passage recalls Carrie and another person who three years ago moved a Frank Hin from New York to San Francisco in 16 days 1 hour 12 minutes, a record that remains current today.

Carrie Frank Hin New York San Francisco Neore Wan

Ford Car Wins At Amnahaie Exhibition With Enduring Miles

An article notes a Ford car, No 1, enduring a long exhibition journey ending June 2 amid harsh roads and deep snow. The vehicle reportedly covered remarkable distances and withstood various trials as the overall winner of the event.

Ford Ling

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